Dental Implants in Marlow, Beaconsfield & High Wycombe

We offer three main implant solutions, each suited to different degrees of tooth loss:

Single Tooth Implants

The ideal solution when one tooth is missing. A single implant and crown replaces the lost tooth without affecting adjacent teeth, preserving the surrounding bone and maintaining the natural structure of your smile.

Fixed Implant-Supported Porcelain Bridges

Where multiple adjacent teeth are missing, an implant-supported bridge provides a fixed, stable replacement anchored to implants rather than natural teeth. This approach avoids the need to prepare healthy neighbouring teeth and delivers a result that is both secure and natural-looking.

All-on-4 Full Arch Implants

For patients who are missing all or most of their teeth in one or both arches, All-on-4 uses just four strategically placed implants to support a complete set of fixed teeth. This can often be completed in a single day, replacing loose or failing dentures with a confident, permanent solution.

SynCone Implant-Retained Overdentures

SynCone is a precision attachment system that allows a removable denture to click firmly onto implants, providing far greater stability than a conventional denture while remaining easy to remove for cleaning. It is an excellent option for patients who want improved confidence without the commitment of a fully fixed solution.

During your consultation, we will discuss all relevant options, explain the pros and cons of each, and help you make an informed decision based on your bone health, lifestyle, and goals.

Dental implant treatment is not a one-size-fits-all procedure. The success of an implant depends heavily on the quality and quantity of the jawbone available, as well as your general and oral health.

At Conway House, we carry out a thorough pre-treatment assessment that may include:

• Digital X-rays and 3D CBCT imaging – to assess bone volume, density, and the position of key anatomical structures such as nerves and sinuses.
• Gum health screening – active gum disease must be treated before implant placement, as it significantly increases the risk of implant failure. Where needed, our Specialist in Periodontics leads this part of your care.
• Bone grafting assessment – if insufficient bone is present, a graft may be needed before or at the time of implant placement. We have the surgical expertise to perform this in-house.
• Medical history review – certain health conditions and medications can affect healing. We take the time to understand your full medical picture before proceeding.

If we identify any concerns during your assessment, we will always explain your options clearly and will not proceed with implant placement until the conditions are right for success.

•  Natural appearance and feel – custom-made to match the shade, shape, and size of your surrounding teeth.
• Preserve bone and facial structure – implants stimulate the jawbone in the same way a natural tooth root does, preventing the bone loss and facial collapse that follows tooth loss.
• Fixed and stable – no movement, no slipping, no adhesive. Eat, speak, and smile with confidence.
• Protect neighbouring teeth – unlike a bridge, implants do not require adjacent teeth to be ground down.
• Long-lasting – with proper care and regular check-ups, implants can last a lifetime. The crown on top may need replacement after many years, but at a fraction of the original cost.
• Easy to care for – treated like natural teeth, with brushing, flossing, and regular hygiene appointments.

Implant treatment varies from person to person, but the process typically follows these phases:

Phase 1: Consultation and Assessment

We discuss your goals, take X-rays and photographs, and may arrange 3D imaging. You will receive a clear treatment plan with timelines and costs before anything begins.

Phase 2: Preparation (if needed)

Any underlying issues — such as gum disease, failing teeth, or insufficient bone — are addressed first. This may include extractions, periodontal treatment, or bone grafting.

Phase 3: Implant Placement

The titanium implant screw is placed into the jawbone under local anaesthetic. IV sedation is available for patients who prefer a more relaxed experience. Most patients are surprised by how straightforward the procedure feels.

Phase 4: Healing and Osseointegration

The implant integrates with the surrounding bone over the following three or more months. During this time, a temporary restoration is often fitted so you are never without a tooth.

Phase 5: Crown or Restoration Placement

Once healing is confirmed, your custom-made crown, bridge, or fixed arch is attached. This is the stage where the final result comes together.

Phase 6: Long-Term Maintenance

We will see you for regular check-ups to ensure your implant remains healthy and functioning well. Implants can develop their own form of gum disease (peri-implantitis) if not properly maintained — our team will guide you on how to care for them effectively.

Dental implants are often part of a wider smile transformation. As a full-service practice with specialists across multiple disciplines, Conway House can coordinate your entire treatment journey without the need for external referrals.

• Teeth Whitening – for patients whitening their remaining natural teeth before implant placement, we match the final implant shade to your newly brightened smile for a seamless result.
• Orthodontics – straightening teeth before implant placement can improve spacing and ensure the implant crown sits in the most natural position. We offer Invisalign and fixed braces for adults.
• Restorative Dentistry – worn edges, failing fillings, or older crowns may benefit from attention as part of a comprehensive smile plan.
• Periodontics – our Specialist in Periodontics works alongside our implant team to ensure gum health is optimised before and after treatment — a critical factor in long-term implant success.
• Oral Surgery – complex extractions, bone grafting, and pre-implant surgical preparation are handled in-house by our Consultant Oral Surgeon, ensuring continuity of care throughout.

Not sure where to start? Your consultation will help us understand the full picture and build a treatment plan that reflects your priorities, timeline, and budget.

Many practices offer dental implants. Fewer offer the depth of specialist expertise and integrated care that Conway House provides.

• GDC-registered Specialist Dentists in Oral Surgery and Restorative Dentistry placing every implant.
• A Specialist in Periodontics managing gum health as part of your implant journey.
• In-house bone grafting and advanced surgical procedures — no external referrals required.
• World-renowned implant systems with global maintenance compatibility.
• 3D CBCT imaging for precise planning of every case.
• IV sedation available for anxious patients.
• Flexible payment options, including 0% finance (subject to status).
• A full-service practice covering everything from hygiene to complex restorative care under one roof.

This matters because implant success depends not just on the surgical procedure, but on everything that surrounds it — the health of your gums, the quality of your bone, the precision of the restoration, and the quality of your ongoing maintenance. At Conway House, all of this is coordinated by specialists who understand the whole picture.